(ii)H2SO4 (aq)R'OHR +HORCHO.R(i)(ii)(iv)(v)You are an organic chemist working with a team to produce a fruit scented ester using Fischeresterification. Upper management would 1ike your team to increasc the percent yield of this ester. Eachteam member suggests an idca:i. Decrease thc initial concentration of compound 1. as this will drive the production of more ester.ii. Increasc thc concentration of compound 3. as this will increase the rate of the forward reaction.iji, Increasc the concentration of compound 2 t5 be in excess of compound 1.iv. Add hygroscopic scrubbers to remove water from the reaction.Which of thesc statcments will provide the solution that management wants?(i) and (i)(ii) only). (), and (iv).20. m.and (i) H-C-OH-C-OH-C-OWhich of the following is TRUE about this compound?O It is a triglyceride.O It is composed of only saturated fatty acids.O It is a simple ester.O It is composed of only unsaturated fatly acids.PIC

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H2SO4 (aq) + ROH HO, -R + H20 (i) (ii) (iv) (v) e an organic chemist working with a team to produce a fruit scented ester using Fischer ncation. Upper management would 1ike your team to increase the percent yield of this ester. Each nember suggests an idea: case the initial concentration of compound 1. as this will drive the production of more ester. ease the concentration of compound 3. as this will increase the rate of the forward reaction. case the concentration of compound 2 tó be in excess of compound 1. hygroscopic scrubbers to remove water from the reaction. of these statements will provide the solution that management wants? nd (ii) only (iii), and (iv). ). and (i) O:

H2SO4 (aq) + ROH HO, -R + H20 (i) (ii) (iv) (v) e an organic chemist working with a team to produce a fruit scented ester using Fischer ncation. Upper management would 1ike your team to increase the percent yield of this ester. Each nember suggests an idea: case the initial concentration of compound 1. as this will drive the production of more ester. ease the concentration of compound 3. as this will increase the rate of the forward reaction. case the concentration of compound 2 tó be in excess of compound 1. hygroscopic scrubbers to remove water from the reaction. of these statements will provide the solution that management wants? nd (ii) only (iii), and (iv). ). and (i) O:

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Chapter22: Reactions Of Benzene And Its Derivatives

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